What is going on everyone and welcome to our slash entitled parents. Now today's first story is an

extremely funny one in which an entire family each separately try to go and buy some alcohol from a

store and they all get turned down like literally every single one of them ranging from, you know,

under 20 years old to 60 plus. It's a pretty insane story. Let's jump straight into it. I can still see who's

in the car. I work in a small liquor shop and this happened last week, a couple of days before Christmas.

An entitled son entered with his girlfriend and spent a few minutes browsing our wines and spirits.

They then went into our cool room where we have our premixes, Jim Beam and

Cola, for example, and our cartons of beer. All up, after about 10 minutes of browsing,

they decided to get a four pack of vodka cruisers, a six pack of Jim Beam and Cola, a bottle of

Southern Comfort, and a bottle of vodka. All up, it came to close to $130. I scanned the products and then ask for

the ID of the boy. We have to ask for ID from anyone 25 or younger, but the legal age is 18. The guy

fumbles around in his wallet, then says he cannot find it and asks if I will accept a photo of it

on his phone. I say no, I have to see the actual ID.

His girlfriend then goes into her purse and pulls out her ID and shows me. She's 19 years old.

I say, thank you, but I still can't sell you anything, as you are together and I need to see his ID.

The entitled son leaves the store and goes into a car parked right outside.

We have clear windows. I can see straight into the car. He then comes back in with a piece of paper,

which turns out to be a high school year 12 report card from last year. Why would you have that in

your car? He asked whether this will do, and I say, no, it has to be photo ID.

Q his entitled dad's.

His entitled dad enters the store, pulls out his wallet, and shows me his ID.

I say, sorry, I can't sell to you as you are with your son.

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